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Earth and Mineral Sciences

Earth and Mineral Sciences

header photo, James Jordan

Warming Midwest conditions may result in corn, soybean production moving north

Power lines at sunset.

EESI EarthTalks panel to focus on energy education in post-pandemic world

A gargantuan hailstone that fell in Argentina

'Gargantuan' hail in Argentina may have smashed world record

The images show the nanographene morphology as produced in the microwave plasma.

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions using microwave plasma technology

streetview of Millvale, Pa.

World Campus students help Pennsylvania boroughs make climate action plans

Michael Mann head and shoulders

Mann elected to National Academy of Sciences

Allen Kimel 492W class

Dutton Institute pulls from decades of experience to aid students

Members of WE ARE for Science host an Ask a Scientist booth at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts.

Inaugural fellows reflect on experiences

Lizard foot

Hurricanes twist evolution in island lizards

Gary Messing

Through teaching, leadership, research, Gary Messing leaves mark

The 2019 EMSAGE cohort

Program recognizes EMS seniors for outstanding achievement

Four people in a lab reviewing results

Penn State cancer research center joins pandemic fight

Geoscientist Sridhar Anandakrishnan

In Antarctica, you’re never really alone

Kyle Imhoff

State Climatologist Office is a weather resource, service for the public

James Kasting, Evan Pugh University Professor of Geosciences.

EarthTalks panel to focus on climate change impacts, mitigation strategies

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